We also reviewed notices for and video recordings of Committee meetings held on August 8, October 10, December 5, and December 19, 2024, as well as January 9, 2025. 3 One of the Committees members is an employee of the Attorney Generals Office.

Please be advised that the Attorney Generals Office (AGO) has opined on regarding a similar matter, with records withheld under Exemption (f) of the Public Records Law. See AGOs April 27, 2020 letter regarding appeals, Shibley-DAO Worcester County SPR19/2115; SPR19/2319 and SPR19/2444. For reference, a copy of the AGOs April 27, 2020 letter regarding an enforcement matter pertaining to these appeals is attached to this determination.

During the course of his tenure with the Barnstable Police Department, the Appellant received numerous commendations including a letter of commendation from the Attorney Generals Office relative to his coordination of a police task force in the highly publicized investigation of a physician involved in a drug operation in the Barnstable area in 2005 (testimony of the Appellant, Exhibit 19). 4.

Finally, the Executive Committee discussed interrogatories from the Attorney General's Office (from a division other than the one reviewing this complaint). As part of this discussion, the Council discussed withdrawing its municipal aggregation petitions to the Department of Public Utilities and developing new contracts. The Executive Committee voted to voluntarily withdraw the petitions.

Accordingly, we decline to review allegations raised for the first time in the November 4, 2015 complaint. 2 We remind the Board that the Open Meeting Law requires that, within 14 business days after receiving an Open Meeting Law complaint, a public body shall review the complaint's allegations; take remedial action, if appropriate; and send to the Attorney General's Office a copy of the complaint and a description of any remedial action taken.

Allegations of abuse involving a DSW are initially investigated by the DPPC, in partnership with the Massachusetts State Police, the Massachusetts Attorney Generals Office, and other law enforcement agencies. Allegations which do not rise to the level of criminal conduct or mental or physical injury, are referred back to the EOHHS-DDS by the DPPC.

In addition, many other agencies, including the FBI, the Massachusetts Attorney Generals Office, and the Hampden Countys District Attorneys Office investigated various aspects of Rocas allegations. After conducting their respective investigations, none of these agencies took further action. On November 10, 2021, the City terminated Roca. On November 18, 2021, Roca appealed his termination to the Commission.

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He also was not aware that an individual could bring a claim at the DLR until he was advised by the Attorney Generals office that he should do so. However, this is not good cause to extend the period of limitations. See, Miller v. Labor Relations Commission, 33 Mass. App. Ct. 404 (2007) (lack of knowledge of a potential remedy does not excuse a procedural misstep). Based on the above, | dismiss Thompsons allegations.

Legal counsel reminded the Committee of the rules pertaining to executive session with respect to posting notice, creating minutes, and remedies available to the Attorney General's office should the Committee be found in violation of the Open Meeting Law. The Committee then discussed a cease and desist letter that the Superintendent had sent to Mr. King regarding comments Mr. King made about the District on his blog. On May 22, Mr.